The Cayuga County Chamber of Commerce has announced the winners of its 2025 Chamber Awards
Each year, the chamber chooses a series of businesses and individuals to recognize for their contributions to the local economy and the overall development of the county.
At Long Last and RYCOE Enterprises, Inc., each won Small Business of the Year Awards. At Long Last Last won in the “in business less than 5 years” category while RYCOE won in the “business 5+ years” category.
East Hill Medical Center has received the Business Leader Award for continuously investing in the county and taking an active role in the community.
The Friends of Emerson Park have been named the Nonprofit of the Year for enhancing the quality of life in the county and contributing to its economic base.
Laura Hahn is the owner of Little Yard Farm & the Good Neighbor. She has received the Phyllis Goldman Award, which recognizes women or women-owned businesses demonstrating noteworthy entrepreneurial pursuits.
Dominic Gambaiani of Auburn Public Theater has been named the recipient of the Terri Bridenbecker Young Professional Award. The award recognizes those under 40 pursuing excellence in their career.
The Cayuga Leadership Award recognizes a Leadership Cayuga alumn for their role in civic organization and leadership positions in both their business and community. Amy Mahunik (Class of 2016) has been named this year’s winner.
The winners will be recognized at the Annual Chamber Awards Luncheon on May 8. Ticket information for the luncheon can be found on the chamber’s website.
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